Frames in web page


Frames in web page
The screen or web page can be divided into two or more regions by using <frameset> tag.
Each unique region is called frame and can display HTML page.
<frameset> tag :
HTML page can be divided into several regions by using <frameset> & </frameset> tag.
The screen can be divided into rows & columns by using the following attributes:
Attributes DescriptionValues
rows : This attribute divides screen into multiple horizontal rows. Value for this attribute can be percentage of the screen resolution or size in pixels or '*' indicating the remaining space of the available screen resolution.pixels, %, *
cols : This attribute divides screen into multiple vertical columns.Value for this attribute can be percentage of the screen resolution or size in pixels or '*' indicating the remaining space of the available screen resolution.pixels, %, *

<frame> tag :
Once the screen is divided into regions each region can be fill with web page by using this tag. This tag can be used in between <frameset> & </frameset> tag. This tag don't have closing tag.
The <frame> tag provides following attributes:




Attributes DescriptionValues
src : Sets the URL of the page to be loaded. URL
marginheight : Sets the amount of white space at the top & bottom of the frame.pixels
marginwidth : Specifies the amount of white space at the right & left of the frame.pixels
name : Sets the unique name for the frame so that the other documents or web pages can target this frame by using <a> tag with its target attribute.name
noresize : Disables the frames resizing capability.noresize
scrolling : Controls the appearance of the horizontal & vertical scroll bars in a frame.yes, no, auto

<iframe> tag :
This tag defines a rectangular region in a document in which browser displays separate web page including scroll bars & borders.
<iframe> tag provides following attributes:
Attributes DescriptionValues
align : Sets the alignment of an iframe. left, middle, right, top or bottom
src : The URL of the frame to be appear in region.URL
name : Sets the name for frame so it can be targeted.name
frameborder : Sets the border around the frame.1 or 0
scrolling : Controls the appearance of scroll bars.yes, no, auto
height : Sets the height for frame in pixels.pixels,%
width : Sets the width for frame in pixels. pixels, %

Now let's see these tags with the eg.,

<html>
<frameset rows="25%,*">
<frame src="http://prog101.blogspot.com" />
<frameset rows="50%,50%">
<frame src="http://prog101-html.blogspot.com" />
<frame src="http://prog101-html.blogspot.com/2007/03/getting-started-where-to-write-code.html" />
</frameset>
</frameset>
</html>


Inserting iframe into your document :

<iframe src ="http://prog101.blogspot.com" width="100%" height="300">
</iframe>

Output :



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